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Reed’s £84m fails to tackle Lambeth’s street homelessness and drug use as millions flow to the same few landlords
The government has announced an £84 million winter package to tackle homelessness and rough sleeping, with Lambeth and Croydon together set to receive just over £1.3 million. But campaigners say the funds for street homelessness and drug services are derisory, with the same few companies that already pocket tens of millions from Lambeth’s housing emergency are set for yet another windfall. Housing Secretary Steve Reed, MP for Streatham and Croyd…
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Reed’s £84m fails to tackle Lambeth’s street homelessness and drug use as millions flow to the same few landlords
The government has announced an £84 million winter package to tackle homelessness and rough sleeping, with Lambeth and Croydon together set to receive just over £1.3 million. But campaigners say the funds for street homelessness and drug services are derisory, with the same few companies that already pocket tens of millions from Lambeth’s housing emergency are set for yet another windfall. Housing Secretary Steve Reed, MP for Streatham and Croyd…
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